Prefixes are not being sent over in the RUI when set by the user in Carrier Groups
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Login to dSIPRouter
Click Carriers
Click Endpoint
Add a Carrier endpoint with a Prefix
Configure an Outbound route to use the Carrier Group
Place a call and look at the sngrep
Expected behavior
The tech prefix should be concatenated to the rU
Screenshots
Server Info:
OS: output fromuname -a
Distro: output fromcat /etc/os-release
dSIPRouter Version: v0.74
If not on a release version include the branch name and last commit id
Kamailio Version: output fromkamailio -v
RTPengine Version: output fromrtpengine -v
Python Package Versions: if applicable, include output from/opt/dsiprouter/venv/bin/python -m pip freeze
Client Info:
Device: e.g. Polycom VVX 350, Lenovo Thinkpad X1, ..
OS: e.g. Windows 11, Ubuntu 22.04, ..
Client Software: e.g. Mozilla Firefox 103.0, Zoiper 5.5.13, ..
Additional context
This is being caused due to the rU being replaced with the original rU on line 1313. I think the original rU should be stored in a avp versus a var. We really just need to have the original rU if we need to failover to another Carrier Endpoint or CarrierGroup via a Failover route.
Work Around
Comment out line 1313 in your kamailio.cfg file
Describe the bug
Prefixes are not being sent over in the RUI when set by the user in Carrier Groups
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
The tech prefix should be concatenated to the rU
Screenshots
Server Info:
uname -acat /etc/os-releasekamailio -vrtpengine -v/opt/dsiprouter/venv/bin/python -m pip freezeClient Info:
Additional context
This is being caused due to the rU being replaced with the original rU on line 1313. I think the original rU should be stored in a avp versus a var. We really just need to have the original rU if we need to failover to another Carrier Endpoint or CarrierGroup via a Failover route.
Work Around Comment out line 1313 in your kamailio.cfg file